Nestled in the heart of Junction, UT, Piute Campground offers a peaceful retreat for those seeking to connect with nature. Surrounded by breathtaking views and a serene atmosphere, this campground is ideal for travelers who appreciate simplicity and natural beauty. Whether you're pitching a tent or parking your RV, Piute Campground provides a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
The campground features spacious fire pits and shaded areas, making it an excellent spot for outdoor gatherings or quiet evenings under the stars. While it may not offer all the modern amenities, its charm lies in its simplicity and the opportunity to disconnect and recharge. For those with solar-powered setups, this campground is a dream come true.
Customer feedback highlights the tranquility and beauty of Piute Campground:
If you're looking for a place to unwind and immerse yourself in nature, Piute Campground is the perfect destination. Pack your gear, bring your sense of adventure, and experience the beauty of this hidden gem in Junction, UT.
Public restroom
Restroom
Running water
Tent sites
Good for kids
On-site parking
Very nice and peaceful barely anyone and great views for the average person that likes being with out all the bells and whistles its great but then again I have solar so I don't need to plug in for the people who need all that this ain't for you
A gorgeous oasis for tired travelers! From the crystal blue reservoir waters to the peaceful flock of sheep grazing nearby, huge fire pits and shade to park in, this little gem is well worth a visit.
Me and my sister went here after going to the purple haze dance. A freind recommended it. It was dark and we got stuck. We didn't end up staying but it was really fun and we have those fun memories.
The camping area is horrible all torn up by 4 X 4s unable to find level area. So we moved to the paved picnic day use area. Which worked well since there was no one else around.
It was super windy when I visited this campground, the water was very cold and choppy in June, but my kids and I went in anyway. The shore was also covered in plants and wood chips/sticks/leaves and other natural debris but no litter. The shore has sand but it was a very coarse sand . The water level is really high right now so we could not drive out very far around the edge of the lake before the road vanished under the water. We took drift wood and made a lean-to shelter then left after about 2 hours. I have never camped overnight here nor used watercraft, but in years past have cooked dinner on the shore and played in the water. I think the better time to go is in July (water will not be as cold) and prepare for insects, especially mosquitoes. It will be busier around the July 4th holiday. It is a $5 charge for each vehicle for daytime visit, more if you stay overnight.
Well spaced out campsites. Very windy but most sites had wind shields.